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5 Red Cross Branches In India Face Central Agency Probe Over Alleged Corruption
A CBI inquiry has been launched at the regional branches of the Red Cross Society in four states and a Union Territory over complaints of corruption and financial irregularities.
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Red Cross In India Needs To Keep Pace With Changing Times: Union Minister
The Indian Red Cross Society (IRCS) needs to move with the times to refine and redefine itself to reach the widest population through innovative and collaborative ventures, Union Health Minister Mansukh Mandaviya said on Thursday.
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Meal At Rs 10 Under 'Saadi Rasoi' Project In Punjab
In a first-of-its-kind project in Punjab, the district administration will provide wholesome food to the needy at the subsidised rate of Rs 10 under 'Saadi Rasoi' (our kitchen) project.
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No Proof to Support 'Sexual Favour' Claims: Sri Lanka Red Cross
The Red Cross in Sri Lanka today said it could not find any credible evidence that its officers demanded "sexual favours" from the beneficiaries of India-funded houses in the Tamil-dominated Northern province.
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Rescuers in Myanmar Struggle to Reach Flood-Hit Areas, Toll Seen Rising
A death toll of 27 from flooding across Myanmar was expected to rise as rescue workers struggled on today to reach some of the hardest-hit and most remote inundated areas, officials said.
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UN Warns Myanmar Flood Toll to Rise as Rains Lash Region
The toll from flash floods and landslides in Myanmar caused by days of torrential rain is likely to rise, the UN warned Sunday, as monsoon downpours heaped misery on thousands across the region.
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Frustration Grows Among Nepal Earthquake Survivors as Monsoon Swamps Camps
Weeks after annual monsoon rains started to lash Nepal, Kanchhi Maya Sherpa sits inside a makeshift tent on a soggy football pitch, flies crawling over her swollen mouth and limbs.
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Earthquake-Hit Nepal Appeals for Aid to Rebuild Country
Nepal is to host a major meeting of donors Thursday to raise funds to rebuild the quake-devastated country, hoping to dispel doubts that money will be lost to corruption and reconstruction hamstrung by red tape.
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Army Organises Drug Awareness Campaign in Punjab
Over 2,000 students from schools, colleges, sports clubs and NGOs today participated in a drug awareness campaign conducted by the Army at Dera Baba Nanak in the district today.
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Will Rebuild Property Within 2 Years: Nepal PM Sushil Koirala
Nepal will reconstruct all private and public properties destroyed by the devastating earthquake within two years, Prime Minister Sushil Koirala said as he called on citizens, neighbouring countries and migrant workers to lend their helping hands to the government.
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'Almost Total Devastation' Near Nepal Earthquake Epicentre: Red Cross
The Red Cross warned Thursday that nearly all homes had been wiped out in some towns and villages near the epicentre of Nepal's devastating earthquake.
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Myanmar Declares Martial Law in Troubled Kokang Region
Myanmar President Thein Sein declared a state of emergency in the Kokang region in the east and imposed a three-month period of martial law there in an announcement on state television today.
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Two Shot in First Ever Attack on Red Cross in Myanmar: Witness
Unknown attackers shot and wounded two people today in the first ever assault on a Red Cross convoy in Myanmar where battles have raged in the northeast between government soldiers and ethnic insurgents over two weeks, a Reuters witness said.
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Commercial Sex Workers Enrolled in IGNOU Study Programme
The Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU) which has succeeded in imparting education to jail inmates has now reached the infamous lanes of the red light area in Nagpur.
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Twitteratti offer help for blast victims
Twitter, Delhi Blast
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5 Red Cross Branches In India Face Central Agency Probe Over Alleged Corruption
A CBI inquiry has been launched at the regional branches of the Red Cross Society in four states and a Union Territory over complaints of corruption and financial irregularities.
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Red Cross In India Needs To Keep Pace With Changing Times: Union Minister
The Indian Red Cross Society (IRCS) needs to move with the times to refine and redefine itself to reach the widest population through innovative and collaborative ventures, Union Health Minister Mansukh Mandaviya said on Thursday.
-
Meal At Rs 10 Under 'Saadi Rasoi' Project In Punjab
In a first-of-its-kind project in Punjab, the district administration will provide wholesome food to the needy at the subsidised rate of Rs 10 under 'Saadi Rasoi' (our kitchen) project.
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No Proof to Support 'Sexual Favour' Claims: Sri Lanka Red Cross
The Red Cross in Sri Lanka today said it could not find any credible evidence that its officers demanded "sexual favours" from the beneficiaries of India-funded houses in the Tamil-dominated Northern province.
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Rescuers in Myanmar Struggle to Reach Flood-Hit Areas, Toll Seen Rising
A death toll of 27 from flooding across Myanmar was expected to rise as rescue workers struggled on today to reach some of the hardest-hit and most remote inundated areas, officials said.
-
UN Warns Myanmar Flood Toll to Rise as Rains Lash Region
The toll from flash floods and landslides in Myanmar caused by days of torrential rain is likely to rise, the UN warned Sunday, as monsoon downpours heaped misery on thousands across the region.
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Frustration Grows Among Nepal Earthquake Survivors as Monsoon Swamps Camps
Weeks after annual monsoon rains started to lash Nepal, Kanchhi Maya Sherpa sits inside a makeshift tent on a soggy football pitch, flies crawling over her swollen mouth and limbs.
-
Earthquake-Hit Nepal Appeals for Aid to Rebuild Country
Nepal is to host a major meeting of donors Thursday to raise funds to rebuild the quake-devastated country, hoping to dispel doubts that money will be lost to corruption and reconstruction hamstrung by red tape.
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Army Organises Drug Awareness Campaign in Punjab
Over 2,000 students from schools, colleges, sports clubs and NGOs today participated in a drug awareness campaign conducted by the Army at Dera Baba Nanak in the district today.
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Will Rebuild Property Within 2 Years: Nepal PM Sushil Koirala
Nepal will reconstruct all private and public properties destroyed by the devastating earthquake within two years, Prime Minister Sushil Koirala said as he called on citizens, neighbouring countries and migrant workers to lend their helping hands to the government.
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'Almost Total Devastation' Near Nepal Earthquake Epicentre: Red Cross
The Red Cross warned Thursday that nearly all homes had been wiped out in some towns and villages near the epicentre of Nepal's devastating earthquake.
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Myanmar Declares Martial Law in Troubled Kokang Region
Myanmar President Thein Sein declared a state of emergency in the Kokang region in the east and imposed a three-month period of martial law there in an announcement on state television today.
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Two Shot in First Ever Attack on Red Cross in Myanmar: Witness
Unknown attackers shot and wounded two people today in the first ever assault on a Red Cross convoy in Myanmar where battles have raged in the northeast between government soldiers and ethnic insurgents over two weeks, a Reuters witness said.
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Commercial Sex Workers Enrolled in IGNOU Study Programme
The Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU) which has succeeded in imparting education to jail inmates has now reached the infamous lanes of the red light area in Nagpur.
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Twitteratti offer help for blast victims
Twitter, Delhi Blast
